In Utero
Respiratory
Medical Terminology
Apgar Score
Medications
100

Most healthy newborns take their first breath how?

Spontaneously

100

As the neonate's body is delivered, _______ replaces the fluid in the lungs as the chest expands.

Air

100

This term that defines a respiratory rate as high as 120 breaths per minute

Transient tachypnea (TTN)

100

What are the five categories that make up the Apgar Score

Heart rate

Respirations

Muscle tone

Reflexes

Color

100

This type of medication should be given within one hour of birth

Eye drops

200

This serves as the fetal lungs in utero and is responsible for oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange?

Placenta

200

This occurs when the infant begins crying

Chest expansion
200

This term describes increased work of breathing, grunting, flaring, retracting and abnormal respiratory rate

Respiratory Distress

200

Give this point if the heart rate is > or equal to 100 bpm

2

200

This medication is needed to promote biosynthesis of dependent clotting factors

Vitamin K

300

The placenta receives ___% of fetal cardiac output

50%

300

This is created as a result of chest expansion when the newborn takes its first breath

Increased intrathoracic pressure

300

This term describes a newborn who may have ingested something.  Auscultation may reveal a mix of coarse and fine rales, tachypnea, and increased work of breathing.

Aspiration syndrome(s)

300

Give this point if the respirations are absent

0

300

This medication is recommended for all neonates regardless if the mother is negative or positive for surface antigens

Hepatitis B

400

Uterine venous blood pH =

7.36

400

The respiratory center is located in this this area of the brain

Medulla

400

This may result after aggressive positive pressure ventilation

Pneumothorax

400

What is this newborns Apgar Score:

HR = 90

RR = Irregular

Muscle Tone = Some flexion

Reflexes = Grimaces

Color = Blue/Pale

4

400

Newborns weighing less than 1500 grams will receive this dose of Vitamin K

0.5mg

500

When the umbilical cord is clamped it causes a __________ in oxygen pressure, an ____________ carbon dioxide pressure, and a ________________ in pH.

decrease, increase, decrease

500

This is a silicone-like substance that is produced at about 20 weeks of gestation

Surfactant

500

This may be suspected in neonates with congenital anomalies

Upper airway obstruction

500

What is this newborn's Apgar Score?

HR = 110

RR = Irregular, slow

Muscle Tone = Active

Reflexes = Crying

Color = Blue extremities

8

500

TRUE OR FALSE? 

A newborn weighing greater than 1500 grams will receive a dose of 1 milliliter of Vitamin K

False

1 milligram is correct dosage

M
e
n
u